Petitions Filed in City Elections Today
On the last filing day for city offices, Republicans Terry and Moore submitted petitions for mayor. Democrats Leary and Sten filed for council seats, with numerous signatures listed from wards and local streets. The Board of Excise also saw filings from Applegate and McLaughtlin, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cil oMcen
Keuab
Isabel
Terry, Sr
Candite Toy
Charles Hi Moore
Desume
A. Sten
Trotter Deen
Fiest
Deremint
Leary
Patrick JT
Werther
Board of Excise
Applegate
Broadway
Fublican
Cowan McLaughtin
Y Magnolia Axenic
Board of Freier Ant
Freien
Kor
Charles A. A
Mverix
Samuel Wi
Tre McLaughlin
Magnolia Venti
Gessner Criticizes Excise Board At City Meeting
The Very Rev Dean Martin Gessner of St Patrick's Church attacked local excise conditions and the excise board's administration. He urged voters to elect a mayoral candidate who is honest and familiar with city needs, regardless of party ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Martin Gessner
St. Patrick's Church
Yestery
Exeiaa
Boy Hurt In Fall From Bicycle At Fulton Street
Paul Milo about 20 of Hall Street suffered severe facial cuts and several missing teeth after falling from a bicycle near Fulton and Third Streets. He was riding with a bottle of medicine when the front fork snapped, sending him headlong onto the bottle causing deep gash injuries. He returned home but later his wounds were treated by a doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Milo
Hall Street
Fulton
Third Streets
Miler
Bether
Miller
Electricians to Meet for Charter and Dues
The second meeting of the Electricians' Workers' Union will be held tonight at Olympia Hall in Elizabeth. A committee report on member rooms and wiring will be reviewed. The charter will be lost this evening, and those absent may pay a initiation fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrical Workers
China
Olimhin Wall
Tom Elizabeth
Rammitter
Chief Tenney Is Home From Lake Vacation
Chief of Police George Tenney and Mrs Tenney returned home late Saturday after a vacation at White Lake Sullivan N Y Friends escorted the chief and his party home yesterday The acting precinct captain and other officers accompanied him on the trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tenney
Patterson Uncertain As Political Move Divides Group
Fragmentary report shows Patterson undecided about backing a candidate amid factional pressure. Colonel Robert Ttereon also undecided on withdrawing from duty for Samuel Berry, while supporters press Patterson to run as a late entry, risking internal divisions and potential clashes with allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todly
Robert Ttereon
Samuel Berry
Mr. Patterson
Fowler Mass Meeting Promises Speakers at Parish Event
Comer and other residents plan a mass meeting in Gennes Parish on Wednesday night at the local church. Attendees will hear from a speaker addressing community concerns and local issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Comer
Gennes Parish
Lrd Street
Fowler delegates line up for Union County convention control
Elizabeth Fowler delegates file petitions with City Clerk Kenth as Republicans organize a Fifth District ticket. Runyon supporters predict a Runyon majority with about 75 of 108 Union County delegates. Morris and Warren counties show mixed expectations. The list of Elizabeth delegates per ward details names and district assignments for the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Elizabeth
Kenth
Fifth Congressional District
Union County
Runyon
Cylon County
Runyor
Warren County
Morri
Add
Runyon Workers
Morris
John F. McAteer
John TD
Barry
Din
Henry Kohlenberger
Earl
Draving
Charles ©. Moir
Hyde Thornton
William Higgins
Bernard Levy
Arthur W. Sharp
Menry
AL Fromm
Paul Saxor
George Salpa
Harry F. Brower
Lee J. Dilly
Reichstag Speaker Karl Liebknecht to Lecture in City
Karl Liebnecht socialist Reichstag member and co editor of Vorwärts will lecture at Turn Hall as part of a Socialist lecture series. Governor candidate Wilson Killingbeck is scheduled to speak in October. Proctor's Theatre hosts weekly Sunday debates with tickets approaching one thousand. Mrs Gatea and her daughter from New York will perform instrumental and vocal solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Liebnecht
Reichstag
Vorwuorts
Germany
Turn Hall
Rooma
Workingsmen’s Educational Association
Wilson B. Killingbeck
Hhour
Proctor's Theatre
Gatea
New York
Clanaier
Scene at Mia Sand Beach ride linked to death of young girl
A 91 year old woman died after a heart attack during a ride on the scenic railway at Mia Sand Beach last Wednesday. The event occurred at the home of her parents in Roselle. The girl accompanied by her father asked for the ride and collapsed as the car was removed. Medical staff noted the shock of the ride precipitated the attack. She is survived by her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Sand
Emily Watkins
Mra. F. A. Watkins
Id Avenue
Wert
Roselle
Alleged Attacker Flees After Linden Stabbing
Report from Rahway states the suspect fled Linden after stabbing Fred Brunt on Friday night. The assailant, described as Clar vence ribbons, colored, is said to have fled immediately and has not been captured as of now. His wife visited Grant and the incident followed a dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Clar
Fred Brunt
Linden
Grant
Rahway
Saya
Purity Mile Event at Metta Grounds
A brief note announces a Purity Mile event at Metta grounds on an upcoming date. Organizers invite participation, promising a community gathering with a focus on sportsmanship and local involvement.
Senator Kean Delivers Witty Remarks at New Jersey Clambake
Editors hear Senator Kean at Pleasure Bay clambake in Elizabeth and Asbury Park. He jokes about representing the Congressional Record and hopes to continue doing so. Attendees include Donald Mevent, Assemblyman A W Schwartz, Mrs Schwartz, Ernest Gommet, and Mr Mrs Crane. after dinner guests toured the aviation show in Asbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kean
Flavaure Bay
Congressional Record
New Jersey
Price
7. J. Binmonth
Asbury Park
Dape Clube
Men Organization
Pittsfield
Maas
Berkshire Hills
Kear
United States
William I
Thome
Elizabeth
Senator Kean
Donald Mefent
A.W. Schwarts
Mra. Schwartz
Ernest Gommet
Elizabeth Review
Augustus 5. Crane
Pleasure Bay
Anbury Park
Victim of Drowning Not Elizabeth Man in Katherine Mei Report
Friends of Sidney Jones of 510 Cherry Street were shocked by New York dispatches reporting a drowning at Yoke Pond in Kathadin Mei. Investigation shows the victims lived at 050 Aniermoh Avenue in the Bronx. both men share the same name and offices in New York, causing confusion with a local Mr. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Jones
Cherry Street
New York
Kathadin
Mei
Aniermoh Avenue
Bronx
Jones
Jeremiah Cordone Dies of Scarlet Fever at Local Hospital
Jeremiah Cordone aged 17 died this morning of scarlet fever at the Isolation Hospital three days after his transfer there. He was a barber by trade and is survived by a brother and sister in Trenton and parents in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Cordone
Isolation Hopital
Cordone
Trenton
Italy
Waterfront flotilla gathers as boats crowd Band Bar
Readable fragments show a large group of 103 boats from J. W. Yao Fel & son anchored near Band Bar. The scene mentions Pier 19 participants and party members, with water conditions noted as thick and unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Yao Fel ®& Son
Une Yesteriay
War declaration as German American Alliance opposes Murphy
The State German American Court Alliance executive committee meeting in Tom Hall heard opposition to Franklin Murphy's Senate candidacy. Members accused him of snubbing German concerns in two letters and pledged to oppose his election. The record closed with no public announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Senate
State Alliance
Adolph Lankering
Hoboken
George Hermann
Newark
Robert (. Maurer
Kert Stahl
Trenton
George Wrimme
Emil Weller
Paxanie
Fenant Mi
Haledon
Gus Kdingenstain
Jersey City
F. A. Finekelley
Camden
Jacob Hernig
Atlantic City
Joseph Praml
Orange
PF. A. Hickel
A. F. Oberst
Paul Marz
Clement Greenwald
Rudolph Hornickel
Charles Maurer
August Muonatedt
Mayor Gaynor at Home Receives No Visitors
Telegraph dispatch reports Mayor William J. Gaynor of New York remains secluded at Deepweels in St James and will not perform official duties. Doctors say the bullet wounds will heal, with the illness expected to fade after a period of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor
St. James, L
Deepweels
William J. Gaynor
New York
May Strike in Spain Prompts Potential Settlement
Turmoil grips Bilbao as Spanish workers push for a nationwide strike. The Spanish Workingmen's Federation signals readiness for negotiation after last week's vote to renew talks. Officials and observers anticipate a possible settlement resolving the protracted dispute.
Roosevelt Greeted by Denver Crowds in West Tour
Colonel Roosevelt drew an immense Denver welcome on August 24 as crowds estimated around 100000 lined downtown streets and packed depots. He toured the city with Spanish War veterans, enjoyed a chuck wagon dinner at Overland Park, addressed the Denver press club, the state Capitol, and the Spanish War veterans, and spoke to stockmen at the city auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Roosevelt
Metropolia
Colorado
Perio
Tenver Press Club
New York
Colorado Legislatire
Union Depot
Tromevelt
Hon Hunter
Ronnevelt
Cheyenne
Flue Fettle
Quinn
Shafroth
Apne
Colorado Live Stock Association
Overland Park
Jim Scott
Harry Grant
Prese Club
Col. Roosevelt
Big City
Capitol Building
San Joan Hill
Crippen and Le Neve Readied in Murder Charge
In Bow Street, Crippen and Ethel Le Neve were formally charged with murdering Belle Elmore. The note Crippen wrote to Le Neve reveals his despair and alleged intentions as police present evidence and remand the pair to jail until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Telegraph
Lowenil
London
Manley Harvey Crippen
Cara
Inspector Dew
Bow Street
Crippen
Ethel Clare le Neve
Belle Elmore
Miu le Neve
Celppon
le Neve
Mins Te Neve
Dew
Crynn
Minn le Neve
Omnis
Ahe
Europe
Tew
Mle
Ant Tarewell
Mian Je Nove
le Nove
Mins Ta Neve
Mayor Mravlag Declines Endorsement in Mayoral Bid
Mayor Mravlag stated he will not endorse either Republican candidate Samii J. Berry Sr. or Col. Robert L. Matter in the mayoral race. He noted party organizations have backed the men, but voting is a public matter and his preference is a personal decision he refuses to publicly reveal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mravlig
Samii J. Berry, Sr
Robert L. Matteron
Wvid
Win
Terry
Mraying
Berry
Vivenbeth
Ketchel May Quit Fight After Poor Form Eases Hope
Grand Rapids Michigan August 20 Mid dleweight champion Ketchel began a farm rest ailing condition may force him to yield title to Hugo Kelly Ketchel expressed confidence in a comeback but feared a long layoff could end his championship run before any rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ournds
Grand Rapids
Mich
Kinnley Ketchel
Belmont
Hugo Kelly
Spain
Tani
Waga Kelly
Ketchel
Griscom Case Continued In Bridgeport Court
Lloyd Griscom chairman of the New York county committee was arrested for speeding and remained in police court today under $100 bail. The case was continued until Saturday as he was not ready for an examination. He appeared in Bridgeport on August 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Rase Ogrinat
Lloyd Griscom
New York County Committee
Griacom
Coupon Day At Levy's Promises Bargains For All
Levy's coupon day attracts shoppers with low prices and featured sales. Elizabeth Commercial College and Francis's Meme Market advertise services and prime deals at 1108 Elisabeth Avenue, inviting readers to visit for bargains and business offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Elisabeth Avenue
Ihe
Aha
Korea Joins Japan After 800 Years as Kingdom Ends
Telegrath report from Tokin states Korea was formally annexed by Japan after a treaty announced earlier. The act expands Japan’s empire by about 82,000 square miles and roughly 13 million people. No disturbances occurred due to Japan’s prewar preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegrath
Tokin
Japan
Witeain
Motarenta
Eyiare Miles
Diegutehos
Hae i
U S Watches Korea Annexation Impact on Trade and Rights
Wealington Aug 20 The United States will monitor the annexation of Korea by Japan as it may affect American interests in tobacco controlled by the British American Tobacco Company and mining stakes. The change shifts extraterritorial law to Japanese civil procedure and could influence tariffs and commerce in Korea long term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wealington
Korea
United States
Japan
To- Taeco
Three Rescued From Sound Near Pier One
A rowboat carrying A Markle of 152 South Street Newark and two Newark youths almost drowned in the Sand Bar near Pier 1 yesterday morning. Nearby crabbing parties pulled them from the water and their rescuers included a man at well and Le M. Kenney and F B Cromer of Elizabeth. The boat belonged to J W Van Velt & Son’s boathouse and the trio later returned to Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pier 1
A. Markle
South Street
Newark
Well In
le M. Kenney
F. B. Cromer
Elizabeth Young
Smith
J. W. van Velt & Son
Boathoue
Big Move in Cotton Advances 318 Points
The cotton market opened with a sharp rise as August cotton jumped 318 points in the first forty five minutes. Shorts rushed to cover but failed, then a large seller offered 20 cents for August while W C Brown secured 190000 bales at the same price, easing tension. Prices became irregular by midmorning with limited activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. C. Brown
Andan
Thia
Veryastivi
Wall Street Opens Mixed with Limited Gains
The New York stock market opened irregularly after Saturday’s dull session, showing some firmness by midmorning. Government issues were steady while other bonds and stocks moved little with occasional advances of one to two points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uby Telegraph
Journal
New York
Galna
Larueg
Fall Hats Headline Missing Clear Details
Fragmentary advertisement describes fall hats for men with unclear brands and shop names. It mentions a reception on Saturday and a store likely in Proctor or Humhcue area, but specifics are garbled.
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Erry
Excise Board
Sean Gessner
Chief Tenney
Patterson
Walter G. Thompson
Frank Paul
William Routon
Frederick ‘Blackwell
William W. Weekn
Frederick Kuhlman
Kung K. Yeas
Abtutun
Charlie J. Loveland
Julius Inane
Kent K. Atrams
Edward J. Bouton
Walter H. Manning
Herbert F
Nernard
Twelfth Ward
Louis F. Suvers
GS. Smith
Alfred Haines
William G. Woodruff
Arthur van Vechten
D. E. Davia
W. I. Jones
Pre
Nonor Guest
Pier 19
P Party
SGN
Sueineer College
DR. Crippen
Devon Steamer
Mravlag
S. J. Berry, SR
Griscom
Levy's
Elizabeth Commercial College
Shorthaul
Engliah
Ir McMickle
Day of Hermit Kingdom
America
Wall Street
Uread
Wiyine Dbo
Humhcue's
Proctor
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